What's inside
Walks
GPS route, pee and poo pinned on the map, leash pulls counted, streaks kept. From your phone or your wrist.
Play
75 games: Find It, tug with rules, flirt pole, snuffle mats, Kong recipes and calm games for seniors.
Puppies
A potty-break timer based on age, naps and meals, plus a guide to the first week home.
Care
Weight, heartworm, rabies, flea and tick, paws and nails, and a report your vet can read.
30 levels, one pet at a time
- 1Curious Pup
- 2Sniff Scout
- 3Sit Star
- 4Treat Tracker
- 5Leash Learner
- 6Good Listener
- 7Recall Ranger
- 8Trick Hound
- 9Agility Ace
- 10Scent Captain
- 11Top Dog
- 12Fetch Pro
- 13Paw Shaker
- 14Stay Champ
- 15Whistle Runner
- 16Trail Blazer
- 17Puzzle Solver
- 18Heel Hero
- 19Park Pro
- 20Nose Detective
- 21Trick Master
- 22Course Captain
- 23Steady Companion
- 24Adventure Hound
- 25Scent Sage
- 26Grand Retriever
- 27Best in Show
- 28Basket Elder
- 29Hall of Fame Hound
- 30Legend of the Basket
Popular guides
All guidesGame · 5 min
Find it for dogs: how to play
Say "Find it", toss a treat, and let your dog hunt it down. The first scent game every dog should know.
Game · 5 min
Flirt pole for dogs: how to play
Drag a toy on a rope around the yard so your dog can chase it. Lots of exercise in a few minutes, with built-in stops.
Game · 10 min
How to stuff a Kong: starter recipes for dogs
A food toy loosely filled with kibble and a dab of something tasty. Easy wins that teach your dog to work a stuffed toy.
Game · 5 min
Tug with rules for dogs: how to play
Tug in four beats: invite, tug, drop it, again. Great exercise and a fun way to practise letting go on cue.
Game · 10 min
Snuffle mat dinner for dogs: how to play
Serve dinner hidden in a snuffle mat so your dog sniffs out every piece. Turns a 30-second meal into 10 minutes of nose work.
Game · 5 min
Recall ping-pong for dogs: how to play
Two people take turns calling your dog back and forth. Every arrival pays, so coming when called becomes the best game in the house.
Call the vet now if you see
From Tumble's red-flag guide. General guidance, not diagnosis.
- Swollen belly and retching with nothing coming upBloat (gastric dilatation-volvulus) is when the stomach fills with gas and can twist. It kills within hours without surgery. Large, deep-chested dogs are most at risk.
- Struggling to breatheNoisy, laboured breathing, blue gums or a dog who can't settle because of breathing is an emergency.
- Collapse or can't standA dog who suddenly collapses, falls over or cannot get up needs a vet now.
- Seizure longer than 5 minutes, or more than one in a dayOne short seizure that stops on its own needs a vet call. A long seizure, or several close together, is an emergency.
- Overheating: heavy panting, drooling, wobblyHeatstroke can kill within an hour. Hot cars, exercise on warm days and flat-faced breeds are the main risks.
- Ate xylitol, grapes, chocolate, rat poison or medicinesWith many poisons, treatment works best before signs show. Call now.
Worth reading
- Living with an adolescent dogYour puppy is suddenly tall, fast and seems to have forgotten every cue. What changes in the teenage months, why training slips, and how to stay consistent until your dog matures.
- Reading your dog's body language and calming signalsDogs tell you how they feel long before they growl. Learn the small signals of worry, the signs of a relaxed dog, and how to read the whole body in context.
- Crate trainingA crate can be a safe den your dog naps in, or a scary box if you rush it. Here is how to choose one, build the habit with treats and short sessions, and what to do if your dog panics.
- Health red flags: when to call the vet nowSome signs cannot wait until morning. A plain list of emergencies, problems to call about today, and what to watch, so you know when to act fast.
Questions
Does Tumble have dog training lessons?
Tumble's dog lessons (recall, loose-leash walking, puppy basics and tricks) are being reviewed by a qualified trainer before release. Training games and guides are ready now.
Do I need a GPS collar?
No. Walks use your phone's GPS, or your Apple Watch.
Can I walk two dogs at once?
Yes. Start one walk for several dogs and log stops and pulls for each.


